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Steve “The Savage” Sumpter Predicts James Perkins fight won’t go the full distance on August 19th in Worcester, MA

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QUINCY, Quần chúng. (Tháng bảy 12, 2023) – Undefeated super middleweight prospect Steve “The Savage” Sumpter (8-0, 7 Kos) has never turned down a fight. Neither has his next opponent, James “Pitbull” Perkins (12-0-1, 9 Kos), and that’s why the two undefeated fighters will throw-down August 19th.

Sumpter vs. Perkins headlines “Pandemonium at The Palladium”, presented by Granite Chin Promotions (GCP), in an eight-round showdown for the vacant International Boxing Association IBA) Americas Super Middleweight Championship..

“Pandemonium at The Palladium” will be streamed live onwww.bxngtv.com from the famed Palladium in Worcester, Massachusetts.

“This fight is one of the best main events Massachusetts has seen this year,” GCP president Chris Traietti commented. “What more can you ask for? Two undefeated guys with knockout power going for it all for a chance to elevate their careers to the next level. The spectators better take their bathroom and concession breaks before this one starts. It could end at any moment!"

More than a belt is at stake, more like Bay State (MA) bragging rights for the winner of this potentially “lights-out” fight between these Western (Sumpter, Pittsfield) and Eastern (Perkins, Lynn) Quần chúng. rival fighters.

Sumpter, 29, leaped at the opportunity to fight another undefeated fighter because of the upside for his career that an impressive victory will make within New England boxing circles.

“’ll be better known after this fight,” Sumpter said. “I don’t care about my opponent’s record or anything else. This is the type of fight that will establish me as one of the better boxers around. This fight will open up a lot of doors for me, when I come out on top. More people will start taking notice of me and I’ll be getting calls for bigger fights.

“We are both explosive fighters. I don’t think he’s going the full distance. It’ll come down to skills. I’ve seen some things from him I’ll exploit. Nobody studies me better than me. I’m sure he has watched me, too.”

Pittsfield is 100 miles to the west of Worcester, but Sumpter, who is the reigning Massachusetts Light Heavyweight Champion, is confident his fans will travel in force.

“I’ll feel good traveling,” Sumpter added. “This will be the second card I’ve headlined. I have a solid fan-base and it’s growing with each win. Và, như tôi đã nói, he’s not going the distance.”

Trong trường hợp đặc trưng, undefeated Massachusetts Welterweight Champion Denzel “Double Impact” Whitley (11-0, 6 Kos) takes Hector “El Gatito” Ednar Bobadilla (9-14-1, 4 Kos) in an eight-round bout for the vacant United States Boxing Federation (USBF) Atlantic welterweight title.

Other fighters expected to be in action on the “Pandemonium at The Palladium” undercard include another Holyoke boxer, super welterweight Carlos Castillo (7-0, 4 Kos), unbeaten Springfield super featherweight Isaiah “Baby Warrior” Cruz (6-0, 4 Kos), and New Haven (CT) featherweight Felix Parrilla (7-0, 6 Kos).

Thẻ có thể thay đổi. Tickets are on sale and available for purchase online atwww.ThePalladium.net.

Cửa ra vào mở ở 6:30 giờ chiều. VÀ, first bell at 7:30 giờ chiều. VÀ.

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Unbeaten Jamaine “The Technician” Ortiz A visionary in trunks and gloves People’s champ of Worcester

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WORCESTER, Quần chúng. (Tháng sáu 10, 2021) – Unbeaten lightweight prospect Jamaine “The Technician” Ortiz (14-0-1, 8 Kos) is a visionary, clearly seeing the day he becomes the first Worcester (MA) native to become a World boxing champion, as well as headlining a show at home in front of thousands of his growing legend of fans, and much more.
The 25-year-old Ortiz, former World Boxing Council (WBC) World Youth lightweight, has his sights set on greatness and the boxing world got a glimpse of his vast talent in his last two fights, both showcased on high-profile cards.


His seventh-round stoppage of Sulaiman Segawa (13-3-1, 4 Kos), who had never been previously stopped, last November on the Mike Tyson-Roy Jones, Jr. pay-per-event was the first time for most boxing fans outside of New England to watch him in action.


He followed that performance with an even better one last month on ESPN+, despite settling for a questionable 8-round draw against undefeated Joseph “Blessed Hands” Adorno (14-0-2, 12 Kos), in which most observers felt Ortiz deserved a victory.

“I’ve seen a statue of myself in the City of Worcester…..like Rocky in Philadelphia,” Ortiz said, “but not only for what I do in the ring. I am part of this city. I’m the People’s Champ! I’m willing to do whatever it takes to become world champion. I’ve headlined a show in Worcester, but I want to do it on a big card with thousands of fans there supporting me.”

“I joke around a lot when he talks, but I support any kid who has a dream like Jamaine,” Ortiz’ trainer Rocky Gonzalez remarked. “That’s the way all of us were taught at the Worcester Boys & Girls Club by Carlos Garcia. We believe in ourselves and I’m totally with it. Anything positive, just keep it positive.

“I think Jamaine feels the way he does about Worcester is because it’s personal with him. He was born in there. He’s always so positive at the gym with the kids. When you’re the best in the gym, everybody looks up to you, and that’s the way it is here with Jamaine. It’s important that the young kids are positive, and it is that way in our gym. A lot of that is because of Jamaine.”DCU Center and the new Polar Park are the only venues in Worcester (located 40 miles west of Boston) capable of holding 5,000 fans or more for boxing.

“Jamaine Ortiz to Worcester,” added promoter Jimmy Burchfield (CES president), “is like Micky Ward to Lowell (MA), Vinny Paz to Providence (RI), và John Ruiz to Chelsea (MA). We’re working every day for Jamaine, as we do for all of our fighters, and get ready for some big news!"

“I’ve headlined before, at the Palladium, but fighting at home in front of 5,000 or more fans on television would be great,” reigning WBC United States Silver lightweight champion Ortiz concluded. “That’s something I expect as the People’s Champion. I’ve put in the work and built a growing fanbase, which will translate into future ticket sales. I think it may take me fighting on TV in Las Vegas or Madison Square Garden for casual fight fans in Worcester to get onboard.”

“Very progressive and brilliant Worcester city officials recognize the importance of bringing high end sporting events to the area and have great plans for the sporting community in the near future,” Ortiz’ manager Dick Shappy lưu ý. “The recent purchase of the Pawtucket Red Sox, the Boston Red Sox AAA minor league affiliate, is a testament to that. The timing is perfect right now for Jamaine as he positions himself to become Worcester’s favorite son and world champion. Boxing fans, stay tuned!

Worcester is ready to celebrate its favorite son. The Day of “The Technician” is coming!

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Quyền anh đã cứu mạng Nhà vô địch thế giới hai hạng “El Gallo” Jose Antonio Rivera

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COLORADO SPRINGS, Vạt áo. (Tháng sáu 4, 2020) - Như nhiều võ sĩ quyền anh, hai bộ phận vô địch thế giới "Gà trống" Jose Antonio Rivera tín dụng quyền anh vì đã cứu sống anh ấy.

"Chắc chắn rồi,”Rivera đồng ý. “Sau khi mẹ tôi qua đời khi tôi 10 tuổi, Tôi đã từ bỏ cuộc sống và việc ra quyết định của tôi phản ánh điều đó: quanh quẩn với đám đông sai bao gồm cả các thành viên băng đảng, uống rượu ở độ tuổi 10 và 15. Tôi chắc chắn đã đi sai hướng.

“Tôi chưa bao giờ nghĩ mình có tương lai cho đến khi bắt đầu tập quyền anh. Thật khó để nói tôi sẽ làm gì nếu tôi chưa bao giờ đóng hộp, nhưng theo cách tôi đang sống, Bây giờ có lẽ tôi sẽ phải ngồi tù hoặc đã chết. "

Sinh ra ở Philadelphia, Rivera sống ở Puerto Rico và Springfield, MA, trước khi anh ta chuyển đến Worcester, MA, nơi anh ấy gặp một người đàn ông đã giúp thay đổi cuộc đời anh ấy, Carlos Garcia, người phụ trách một chương trình quyền anh đặc biệt tại Worcester Boys & Câu lạc bộ các cô gái.

Rivera đã bắt đầu chơi quyền anh ở tuổi 14 ½ trong một tầng hầm với bạn của anh ấy, Felix Lopez.  Anh ấy đã yêu quyền anh sau khi xemRoberto Duran buồn“Đường” Ray Leonard trong cuộc chiến đầu tiên của họ. Chàng trai trẻ người Mỹ gốc Puerto Rico đặc biệt sử dụng kinh nghiệm chơi quyền anh nghiệp dư của mình để chuẩn bị lên hạng chuyên nghiệp. Garcia, ai đang ở trong Đại sảnh vinh danh Găng tay vàng quốc gia, đưa anh ta vào một trận đấu mới chỉ sau một trận đấu nghiệp dư để đưa Rivera vào con đường nhanh, bởi vì anh ấy hiểu rằng Rivera mơ ước trở thành nhà vô địch thế giới với tư cách là một người chuyên nghiệp. Rivera đã hoàn thành với một 35-15 kỷ lục amateur, được đánh dấu bằng màn trình diễn huy chương đồng tại PAL Nationals.

“Tôi chưa bao giờ có khát vọng nghiệp dư lớn nhưng, tất nhiên, Tôi muốn giành chiến thắng trong mọi trận đấu mà tôi đã tham gia,”Rivera nói. “Một khi tôi không đủ điều kiện tham dự Olympic Trials, kế hoạch của tôi là trở thành chuyên nghiệp. Tôi không biết những người nghiệp dư sẽ chuẩn bị cho tôi đến mức nào để trở thành một võ sĩ chuyên nghiệp thành công. Tôi rất vui vì tôi đã lắng nghe huấn luyện viên của mình, nếu không thì tôi đã trở nên chuyên nghiệp sớm hơn, bởi vì tôi sẽ cảm thấy thất vọng với chính trị của những người nghiệp dư. Tôi ghét thua cuộc, nhưng tôi càng ghét thua hơn khi biết rằng lẽ ra mình phải thắng. Sau ba năm bên nhau (với Garcia) theo nghiệp dư và có được vô số kinh nghiệm đi du lịch khắp New England, đất nước và thậm chí chiến đấu ở Canada, Tôi đã nhìn thấy tất cả các loại phong cách và những võ sĩ tài năng đã giúp tôi trở thành một người chuyên nghiệp. Carlos giống như một người cha đối với tôi và trong suốt quá trình đào tạo và đi lại của chúng tôi, anh ấy luôn ở trong đầu tôi, xây dựng tôi để trở thành một võ sĩ giỏi, mà còn để giúp tôi trở thành một người đàn ông tốt hơn ”.

Ngày 7, 1992, Rivera ra mắt chuyên nghiệp, gõ raFrancisco Mercedes trong vòng thứ hai. Anh ấy đã giành được chiến thắng đầu tiên của mình 23 cuộc chơi chuyên nghiệp, bao gồm cả chức vô địch hạng cân của Bang Massachusetts ở 1995. Trận thua chuyên nghiệp đầu tiên của anh ấy là trước võ sĩ kỳ cựu của PhiladelphiaWillie Wise (20-3-4), người đã giành chiến thắng trong quyết định chia 10 vòng gây tranh cãi tại Foxwoods Resort Casino ở Connecticut. Rivera đã chứng minh rằng anh ta còn hơn cả một khách hàng tiềm năng trong lần thua đầu tiên, mất một quyết định gần gũi (98-95, 94-97, 94-96) cho một đối thủ làm thất vọng biểu tượng MexicoJulio Cesar Chavez (102-3-2) chỉ ba năm sau.

Thể hiện cùng khả năng phục hồi đã gắn bó với Rivera trong suốt sự nghiệp của anh ấy, hai cuộc chiến sau đó Rivera dừng lạiGilberto Flores trong hai hiệp để nắm giữ Tổ chức Quyền anh Quốc tế (IBO) vô địch hạng cân hàn thế giới. Rivera đã kéo dài chuỗi trận thắng mới của mình lên con số bảy, trước khi thua trở lại chiến đấu trở lại. Bốn trận đấu sau đó, tuy nhiên, Rivera đã đăng ký chiến thắng tuyên bố đầu tiên của mình trong 2001, gõ raFrankie Randall (55-10-1) trong 10th vòng để giữ lại Hiệp hội Quyền anh Bắc Mỹ của anh ấy (Ngoài ra) vương miện trong lần bảo vệ đầu tiên của mình.

Hiện được thăng chức bởi Don King huyền thoại, Rivera đã đi qua Đại Tây Dương vào tháng 9 2003 Tới Đức, nơi mà rất ít người Mỹ có thể giành chiến thắng. Rivera sớm chứng minh rằng anh ấy có ý kinh doanh, hạ gục trước đó bất bạiMichel Trabant trong vòng thứ hai trên đường giành chiến thắng theo đa số 12 hiệp quyết định cho Hiệp hội Quyền anh Thế giới còn trống (WBA).  Triều đại của anh ấy, tuy nhiên, không tồn tại lâu. Trong lần bảo vệ đầu tiên của anh ấy, Rivera đã thua trong 12 hiệp đấu quyết định trên sân nhà ở Worcester trước kẻ thách thứcLuis Collazo (24-1)

Rivera tăng một hạng cân cho trận đấu tiếp theo, thể hiện khả năng phục hồi là yếu tố quan trọng trong sự nghiệp của anh ấy cho cuộc chiến tiếp theo của anh ấy, cũng ở nhà, chống lại nhà vô địch thế giới hạng trung WBA hạng trungAlexandro Garcia (25-1).

Trong trận chiến tiếp theo và lần đầu tiên bảo vệ danh hiệu thế giới thứ ba của mình, Rivera lần đầu tiên bị dừng lại trong sự nghiệp thi đấu chuyên nghiệp của mình, bởi nhà vô địch mớiTravis Simms (24-0), và sau đó anh ta bị hạ gục bởiDaniel Santos (24-0) trong vòng tám của kẻ loại bỏ danh hiệu hạng trung trẻ WBA của họ.

Rivera đã nghỉ hưu ở 2008 chỉ để trở lại trong 2001, sau đó anh ấy giải nghệ một lần nữa cho đến khi trở lại cho hai trận đấu ở Worcester để hoàn thành sự nghiệp chuyên nghiệp của mình với 50 chiến đấu, người cuối cùng đến ở tuổi 46.

“Những kinh nghiệm đấm bốc của Jose ở Mỹ đã định hình anh ấy thành người đàn ông có tính cách như ngày nay, cả trong và ngoài của vòng,"NóiChris Cugliari, Giám đốc cựu sinh viên quyền anh Hoa Kỳ. “Anh ấy đã đi con đường ít đi cho một nhà vô địch thế giới, và khi làm như vậy, anh ấy đã thể hiện sự dẻo dai và kiên trì của mình.

Hiệp hội cựu sinh viên quyền anh Hoa Kỳ

Được tạo ra để vô địch suốt đời, mối quan hệ đôi bên cùng có lợi giữa Quyền Anh Hoa Kỳ và các cựu sinh viên của nó, –võ sĩ, quan chức, huấn luyện viên và người hâm mộ quyền anh — Hội cựu sinh viên kết nối các thế hệ vô địch, truyền cảm hứng và cống hiến cho những nhà vô địch quyền anh trong tương lai của Quyền Anh Hoa Kỳ, trong và ngoài của vòng.

Hiệp hội cựu sinh viên quyền anh Hoa Kỳ mở cửa cho bất kỳ ai yêu thích quyền anh và muốn kết nối với quyền anh nghiệp dư. Các thành viên được cấp quyền truy cập vào nhiều sự kiện đặc biệt do Hiệp hội cựu sinh viên tổ chức, bao gồm cả lễ đón tiếp thường niên của Hiệp hội cựu sinh viên quyền anh Hoa Kỳ.

Tham gia Hội cựu sinh viên, chỉ cần đăng ký tạialumni@usaboxing.org cho một $40.00 phí thành viên mỗi năm. Thành viên mới sẽ nhận được áo phông, móc khóa và ví điện tử.

Rivera là một nhà vô địch thế giới lao động thực sự. Rất ít nhà vô địch thế giới cũng có công việc toàn thời gian trong thời gian họ trị vì danh hiệu. Rivera đã sử dụng thời gian đi nghỉ, cũng như những ngày cá nhân và ốm đau, khi anh ấy đến trại huấn luyện cho một số trận đánh lớn của mình.

“Tôi luôn có một đạo đức làm việc tốt khi lớn lên," Anh ấy đã giải thích. “Khi tôi chuyển đến Worcester tại 16 tuổi, Tôi đã sống một mình: trường học, công việc, và sau đó đến Những chàng trai & Câu lạc bộ cô gái để đào tạo. Tôi vẫn giữ nguyên đạo đức làm việc mà tôi đã có 19 khi tôi trở thành chuyên nghiệp. Tôi đã trở thành một người cha tại 20, vì vậy việc cung cấp cho gia đình tôi là điều cần thiết. Mặc dù nó rất khó, Tôi biết quyền anh sẽ không tồn tại mãi mãi, và tôi đã may mắn tìm được một công việc tốt khi làm việc cho Tòa án xét xử của Khối thịnh vượng chung Massachusetts. Nó được tạo ra trong những ngày dài khi tôi luyện tập, đặc biệt là khi tôi đang chiến đấu cho hoặc bảo vệ chức vô địch thế giới của mình. đến cuối cùng, tuy nhiên, giữ công việc của tôi là quyết định tốt nhất mà tôi có thể làm cho tôi và gia đình của tôi. "

Rivera. từng là Phó Chánh án Tòa án trong nhiều năm và được thăng chức vào năm ngoái lên Trợ lý Chánh án Tòa án, vẫn tham gia vào quyền anh. Anh ấy và con trai lớn của anh ấy, A.J. Rivera, sở hữu và điều hành một công ty quảng cáo quyền anh, Rivera Khuyến mãi Giải trí, để tạo cơ hội cho các võ sĩ trẻ trong khu vực của mình chiến đấu thường xuyên hơn và ở nhà. Jose thỉnh thoảng ghé qua các chàng trai & Câu lạc bộ các cô gái đến thăm các huấn luyện viên cũ của anh ấy, Garcia vàRocky Gonzalez, để hỗ trợ tài năng trẻ của họ. Anh ấy cũng đi đến bạn của anh ấyKendrick BallPhòng tập thể dục của, Cắm trại là đúng, cung cấp cho các võ sĩ trẻ một vài mẹo nhỏ và giữ gìn vóc dáng (không phải cho một sự trở lại khác).

Jose Antonio Rivera sẽ được biết đến nhiều nhất bởi sự dẻo dai và quyết tâm của anh ấy, điều đó đã dẫn anh ta vào một cuộc sống khác, bao gồm ba chức vô địch thế giới và một cuộc sống tuyệt vời mà anh ấy sẽ không bao giờ được hưởng.

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GIỚI THIỆU HỘP ĐỰNG MỸ:  Nhiệm vụ của Quyền Anh Hoa Kỳ sẽ là giúp các vận động viên và huấn luyện viên của Hoa Kỳ đạt được thành tích thi đấu xuất sắc bền vững, phát triển tính cách, ủng hộ môn thể thao quyền anh, và thúc đẩy và phát triển quyền anh kiểu Olympic tại Hoa Kỳ. Trách nhiệm của Quyền anh Mỹ không chỉ là sản xuất vàng Olympic, mà còn giám sát và quản lý mọi khía cạnh của quyền anh nghiệp dư ở Hoa Kỳ.

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Unhappy birthday coming up for undefeated lightweight prospect Jamaine “The Technician” Ortiz

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WORCESTER, Quần chúng. (Tháng tư 15, 2020) – Even in his wildest dreams, undefeated World Boxing Council (WBC) Youth World lightweight championJamaine “The Technician” Ortiz (13-0, 7 Kos) never could have ever imagined that his 24th ngày sinh nhật, later this month, would fall smack in the middle of a worldwide health pandemic

When he turns 24 vào ngày 28th, Ortiz figured he’d be preparing for training camp with a spring fight date set, likely defending his WBC Youth World title of fighting for a regional belt of some sort.

He certainly didn’t think boxing would be banned around the world, gyms closed by a state mandate, and people wearing facemasks and plastic gloves like they’re in a Sci-Fi movie. Và, to boot, his job as a licensed carpenter ended closed shop last Friday. Like everybody else in the Bay State.

Ortiz is basically self-quarantined at home, although he’s still running, đào tạo, eating well and doing everything else to maintain decent shape. Not elite boxing shape, tuy nhiên, which simply isn’t possible under these restrictive and trying times.

Instead of sparring, he’s shadow boxing, jumping rope has replaced pad-work with his trainers, Rocky Gonzalez vàCarlos Garcia, and now his living room serves as hisphòng thể dục.

Times have been dramatically altered, thật, even celebrating birthdays, which Jamaine fully understands and accepts.

“I don’t think my birthday will be any different,” Ortiz said. “I usually spend it alone with my mother and daughter (4-year-old Amira) and this year probably won’t be any different. I won’t be able to get in a whole bunch of sparring rounds that I usually ask for (cười) as presents from some of my friends.“

May mắn thay, tuy nhiên, Ortiz was able to fight this past February 28 in his first action in six months, headlining a CES Boxing-promoted card at home in Worcester, Massachusetts, in which he registered an impressive second-round stoppage of Mexican knockout specialist“Loco” Luis Ronaldo Castillo (22-6, 17 Kos), a former WBC FECOMBOX lightweight champion.

Ortiz, presently rated No. 16 by the North American Boxing Federation (NABF), aspires to attend medical school after he hangs up his gloves for good, to become a doctor/researcher. He reads a lot about medicine, especially holistic treatments, and he believes that he may have already had the coronavirus.

“Five weeks before my last fight,” he explained, “I was in the hospital with a temperature of 104.5. Just about everybody I knew was sick, my grandmother had pneumonia. I never really get sick. I had a flu shot for seven years without an issue. I developed a cough, too. I felt like I was going to die. I can’t say with certainty I had coronavirus (there was no test available then), but I feel like I may have had it.”

Ortiz will be ready for the night the ring bell will finally sound again. “I hope to be fighting again in July or August, nhưng, no matter when boxing returns, I’ll be ready to go.

“This is a serious, contagious disease. People should use common sense: wash your hands, stay separated by six feet, and stay at home, especially the elderly and people with respiratory problems. Don’t take any unnecessary risks or panic, either. This isn’t the end of the world!"

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Undefeated lightweight prospect Jamaine “The Technician” Ortiz Hammerin’ his way to medical school

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WORCESTER, Quần chúng. (Tháng giêng 6, 2020) – Undefeated World Boxing Council (WBC) Youth World lightweight championJamaine “The Technician” Ortiz (12-0, 6 Kos) isn’t a typical professional boxer whose life entirely revolves in and around the “Sweet Science.”

The 23-year-old Ortiz is also a licensed carpenter with diverse interests ranging from engineering and psychology to philosophy, and his ultimate post-boxing career aspiration is to attend medical school. First, tuy nhiên, Ortiz’ goal is to become world champion, which would be a first for a native of Worcester, Massachusetts.

“I was always fascinated by architecture, starting with my mother’s house, and that spun off to engineering,” Ortiz explained. “I wanted to learn how to build to better understand and became a carpenter after graduating from high school. I’m not worried about getting hurt at work. I do work with my hands, but I’m in the union and everything is safe, and I’m very careful.

“Medical school is my dream. I want to help people working with cells, blood and muscle tissues, understanding the body. I’m not sure if I’ll do research or be working with patients, maybe in internal medicine, but not in traditional medicine. I’m interested in natural, holistic medicine, and working for the benefit of people.”

Ortiz, who started boxing at the age of six, will return to the ring in early 2020 vì, most likely, his final WBC Youth World title fight, because this title is for fighters 23 or younger, and Jamaine turns 24 on April 28.

The WBC World Youth title has been a stepping-stone for great champions such asSaul “Canelo” Alvarez, Timothy Bradley,Danny Garcia vàLeo Santa Cruz, trong số các nhân sĩ hơn.

“I’m proud to be the WBC World lightweight champion, but I’ll have to give it up in April when I turn 24.,” Ortiz remarked. “I’ll win bigger titles as I get older. This has been good for now, but I’m going on to bigger and better things. I’m confident that I’ll be world champion in 2021 and I want to be a multiple wight-class world champion before I retire.”

Ortiz recently gained even more confidence whenTeofimo Lopez (15-0, 12 Kos) captured the International Boxing Federation (IBF) World lightweight championship, gõ ra đương kim vô địchRichard Commey in the second round this past December.

Đồng 2015 Găng tay vàng quốc gia, Ortiz lost a decision to Lopez in the championship final. “He didn’t do that stuff to me (like he did to Commey),” Ortiz noted. “He didn’t beat me up. I lost a decision, but I showed that I could fight with him. He was nothing like you saw on television (vs. Commey), though. I’ve watched him get better and better.

So is Ortiz and before he swaps his boxing gloves for a stethoscope, he has unfinished business in boxing. Nothing short of capturing a world championship crown will satisfy “The Technician.”

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Boxing’s Best Kept Secret Undefeated WBC Youth World lightweight champion Jamaine “The Technician” Ortiz

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WORCESTER, Quần chúng. (Tháng mười một 5, 2019) – Undefeated World Boxing Youth World lightweight champion Jamaine “The Technician” Ortiz (12-0, 6 Kos) là, có lẽ, the best prospect in the world who most boxing fans don’t know.

A large part of the problem, tuy nhiên, is that the 23-year-old Ortiz, born and raised in the fighting city of Worcester, MA, never aspired to be a professional boxer, despite having a decorated amateur career.

He started boxing when he was six years old, thanks to National Golden Gloves Hall of Fame trainer Carlos Garcia, who has run the boxing program at the Worcester Boys & Girls Club for nearly 40 năm.

The naturally gifted Ortiz compiled an outstanding 100-14 kỷ lục amateur, highlighted by a silver medal at the 2015 Găng tay vàng quốc gia giải đấu, in which he lost in the championship final to future professional world champion Joselito Lopez, plus back-to-back gold medal performances at the New England Tournament of Champions in 2015 & 2016.

Testimony to Ortiz’ promising potential was his final amateur match, which was a solid victory against Abraham “Siêu” Nova, là người 17-0 (13 Kos) là một chuyên nghiệp, as well as the reigning North American Boxing Association champion, and rated by the World Boxing Association (WBA) như No. 8 siêu lông trên thế giới.

“Turning pro wasn’t my end goal,” consummate boxer Ortiz said. “It really wasn’t on my mind. I focused on regional and national tournaments. I always thought I’d win an Olympic gold medal and then turn pro. I wish I had been better prepared to turn pro.

“People that know me didn’t even realize that I had turned pro. It took a while before I adjusted, but I never really transitioned. Others had a game plan; I didn’t have a clue, but soon realized trophies I won in the amateurs weren’t going to pay the bills. Most of my fans today are other fighters and coaches.”

When his Olympic dream ended, after he lost in the semifinals of the Olympic Trials, that’s when his promoter, Jimmy Burchfield (Classic Entertainment and Sports / CES), and co-adviser, Providence businessman Richard Shappy got involved in Ortiz’ pro career. They’ve invested time, money and energy, believing in Ortiz and his tremendous potential.

“Cho năm,” explained Shappy, who advises Ortiz along with Eddie Imondi,” I kept telling Jimmy (Burchfield) that I was interested in getting involved with a boxer, but that it had to be the right one. One day Jimmy called to say this (Ortiz) is the one. I jumped onboard. He convinced me that Jamaine is a future world champion. We jumped in from his first fight, on the ground floor, and we believe he is going to be world champion.”

Burchfield has promoted the likes of five-time world champion Vinny Paz, La Mỹ. OlympianJason Estrada, Ray Oliveira, Gary Balletto, Peter Manfredo, Jr. and many others during his 25-plus years in the boxing industry. “Jamaine is the best I’ve promoted since Vinny Paz,” Burchfield claimed without hesitation. “He’s one of the best prospects in the world today and someday he’ll be world champion. Some say he has the good looks ofOscar de la Hoya; others feel his style is like that of ‘Đường’ Ray Leonard.”

When his Olympic dream unceremoniously ended, he decided to turn pro in 2016, winning his pro debut when Josh Parker retired after one round. The highlight of his young pro career to date was winning an eight-round unanimous decision this past February from previously undefeated (10-0) Ricardo Quiroz to capture the vacant WBC Youth World lightweight title, the same belt once proudly worn by, trớ trêu, the aforementioned Lopez, cũng như Juan Diaz và Daniel Estrada.

Past CES-promoted fighters who were WBC World Youth champions include three-time world champion “Xấu” Chad Dawson và hạng nặng Ba Lan Maruisz Wach.

In his last fight and first WBC World Youth title defense this past August, Ortiz won a dominating eight-round unanimous decision over 8-1-1 Romain Couture, pitching a shutout by winning each round on all three judges’ Bảng điểm.

Ortiz’ time to star in the ring is coming. He is a diamond in the rough; trẻ, talented and with tremendous upside. He has a strong team behind him, including head coach Rocky Gonzalez and Garcia, who is still working his corner

Ortiz’ fan-base will eventually develop and quickly grow as more and more boxing fans discover this gifted boxer as he ascends to the top of the boxing mountain.
2020 promises to be the “Year of The Technician,” Jamaine Ortiz.
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Shearns Boxing Promotions presents “Friday Night Fights at The Station” Pro Boxing charity event

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Tháng chín 20 ở Worcester, MA

WORCESTER, Quần chúng. (Tháng tám 21, 2019) – Shearns Boxing Promotions (SBP) has announced it will present a professional boxing charity event, “Friday Night Fights at The Station,” September 20 at historic Union Station in Worcester, Massachusetts.

Proceeds will benefitWhy Me (Worcester Help for Youth) & Sherry’s House, a grassroots non-profit organization dedicated to providing love and support services to families with childhood cancer. Visitwww.whyme.org to learn more about this organization.

“Help us KO cancer,” SBP presidentChuck Shearns said. “We’re excited to be working with such a great organization and lucky to be able to take part in raising money for such an amazing group and worthy cause. The boxing card will showcase popular, up-and-coming New England-based boxers.”

Former decorated amateur boxerOwen nhỏ (2-0, 2 Kos), who captured bronze medals at the 2014 La Mỹ. Boxing National and National Golden Gloves tournaments, will headline at home in Worcester, MA, against Maine heavyweightJustin Rolfe (1-1, 1 Kos) in the four-round main event.

The 6’ 1”, 235-pound Minor is arguably the top Massachusetts-born heavyweight prospect in the past two decades.

Framingham, MA super featherweightJulio Perez (4-4) đáp ứngLuis Rivera (4-3), Boston, in the six-round co-featured event.

Danbury, CT siêu nhẹOmar “The Beast” Bordoy (7-12, 2 Kos) khuôn mặtAndy Aiello(1-3-1), of Bridgewater, MA, trong một cơn sáu vòng.

Also fighting on the undercard, tất cả trong trận đấu Bốn quanh, are Worcester, MA heavyweightJake Paradise(1-2, 1 KO) vs.Joseph Raposo (0-1), Woburn, MA; Worcester super welterweightEslih Owusu (1-0) vs.Leonardo Ladeira (0-2), of Revere, MA; Worcester, MA super featherweightPhilip Davis (2-1-1) vs.Carlos Marrero III (1-3-1), Bridgeport, CT; and Bedford, MA cruiserweightEdet Mkpanam (1-0, 1 KO) vs. pro-debutRogero Dionizio, of Revere.

Tất cả chiến đấu và máy bay chiến đấu có thể thay đổi.

Tickets prices start at $40.00 and may be purchased by going online at:https://www.eventbrite.com/e/friday-night-fights-at-the-station-tickets-65569061829

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Jose Antonio Rivera Dedicates “Quest For 50” to Worcester Boys & Câu lạc bộ các cô gái

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(L-R) – Jose Antonio Rivera, current WBC Youth super lightweight champion Jermaine Ortiz
(11-0, 6 Kos) and Carlos Garcia


WORCESTER, MASS (Có thể 16, 2019) – Ba-thời gian, hai bộ phận vô địch thế giới “Các Gallo” Jose Antonio Rivera is dedicating his 50th pro fight, the last in his hometown of Worcester, to the Boys & Girls Club in Worcester, Massachusetts. A portion of the proceeds from “Quest For 50,” presented by Shearns Boxing Promotions (SBP) and Rivera Promotions Entertainment, will benefit the Boys & Câu lạc bộ các cô gái.

The 46-year-old Rivera (42-6-1, 25 Kos) faces former WFC champion Travis “Sweet Feet” Scott (19-5, 5 Kos), of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, in the eight-round main event at The Palladium in Worcester.

Rivera, a full-time court officer in Worcester, has had a special relationship for more than 30 years with the Worcester Boys & Girls Club and its director of boxing, Carlos Garcia, là người “The Godfather of Worcester Boxing.”

Rivera moved to Worcester from Springfield 30 years ago at the age of 16 to pursue a boxing career, which included being coached by Garcia. Rivera had siblings and other relatives living in Worcester and after living with an aunt for a month, Jose moved into an apartment with another boxer, four-time national amateur champion Bobby Harris.

“The Worcester Boys & Girls Club helped me stay off the streets so I could focus on my dream of becoming world champion,” Rivera remembered. “It was a place for me and so many others to go and be safe. Kids, not just boxers, can be kids there, where they don’t have to worry about what’s happening in the streets.

“Carlos has played a tremendous part of my life and so many others, influencing us not only to become good boxers, but to be good people in the community. That was always so important to him and he emphasized being a good person. Tôi đã làm tốt nhất của tôi. He was always fair across the board and gave us all opportunities. He took a liking to me and brags that he never had to throw me out of the Boys & Câu lạc bộ các cô gái. I graduated from high school and went after my dream in 1992 when I turned pro. Carlos is big in amateur boxing, but not so much with pros, because he doesn’t have the time to train pros. I made sure that when turned pro, tough, that he was part of my team. And he’s still a big part of my team and life.”

The number of Worcester youths Garcia has had a positive effect on, life-changing in many respects, is countless. One of those many people is Jose’s longtime friend and his current head trainer, Sean Fitzgerald, who retired as a boxer in 2001 với một 29-2-2 pro record. “Fitzy” remembers the fir time he read the sign over the door in the gym at the Boys & Câu lạc bộ các cô gái: “Better to seat than bleed.”

Fitzy lived with his father when his parents divorced and at the age of 10, his father sent him to the Boys & Girls Club to attend an after-school program. “Fitzy” said he had to earn his way into Garcia’s good graces.

“Carlos didn’t talk to me for the first 5-6 tuần,” Fitzgerald explained. “Sau đó,, he put me in the ring as a sparring partner, and I was badly beaten. I had a bloody nose and black eye, but the next day I came back, Và phần còn lại là lịch sử. Carlos was a great mentor, rough at times, but always there for you. I remember seeing the boxing team jackets. It intrigued me. When I got my jacket and started wearing it, I got respect from everybody, and then I knew that I belonged. I learned a lot about life at the Boys & Câu lạc bộ các cô gái, being with there with people from different generations and cultures. I met many friends there who I never would have met.

“The Boys & Girls Club is safe. I was from a tough area in Worcester. My father worked and it was easy to get in trouble with no supervision. Carlos stayed on top of me to graduate from school and if I was home sick, he come buy with chicken soup to make sure I was alright. My father was in my life big-time, but I joke that I had two moms growing up, my father and Carlos. Going to the Boys & Girls Club was something to look forward to every day.

“Carlos always taught us to never make the mistakes he did in life. He wanted us to go to school, stay out of trouble, and be a good person. He’s helped so many people over the years. Look around Worcester and you’ll see them: police and court officers, fire fighters, and so many others. The Boys & Girls Club was a great experience for me and so many other kids from Worcester.”


(L-R) – Ray Semidei, Carlos Garcia and Jose Antonio Rivera

Garcia has been the director of boxing at the Worcester Boys & Girls Club since 1982. Two year ago, Garcia was inductred into the National Golden Gloves Hall of Fame.

“Never in his life has Jose even raised his voice to me,” Garcia commented. “He treats me like his father and he’s like one of my sons. There aren’t not too many guys like him and he’s so well respected in the community. He came to Worcester from Springfield to train with ne and stayed with me. Jose helps everyone and now he’s promoting to help local boxers.

“We’re at the Boys & Girls Club to and that’s the way it really is here. It’s so good to see so many in this community who’ve gone through our boxing program and are good people, good husbands, good parents. It makes me feel so proud. ‘Fitzy’ was a hyper kid. He’s a real gentleman who now does so much for kids here. I’ve never had a signed contract with any of the pro boxers I’ve worked with because I trust them.”

Donations may be sent to the Worcester Boys & Girls Club by going online atwww.bgcworcester.org and proceed to “Be a donor” page, mail a check (payable to the Boys & Girls Club of Worcester, Attention: Liz Hamilton, 65 Tainter St., Worcester, MA 01610), or drop-off donations at its new clubhouse.

An All-Massachusetts clash pits welterweights Khiry “TNT” Todd (8-1, 6 Kos), của Lynn, and New Bedford’s Ray Oliveira, Jr. (8-2, 1 KO), the son of New England boxing favorite“Sucra” Ray Oliveira (8-1, 1 KO), in the four-round, co-featured event..

For the first time in his young career, Danbury, CT welterweight Omar “The Beast” Bordoy, Jr. (7-1, 2 Kos) will be coming off a loss to fight Tyrone “Hands of Stone” Luckey (9-10-3, 7 Kos) trong một cơn sáu vòng.

Brooklyn Sidney “Keelo” Mccow (6-8, 3 Kos) và Augustine “Tàn nhẫn” Maura (6-5-3, 3 Kos), của Lawrence, MA, will battle in a six-rounder for the vacant New England junior welterweight title.

Other undercard bouts, all four-rounders, include Seven-round bouts scheduled on the undercard include Worcester’s popular Owen nhỏ (1-0, 1 Kos), the top Massachusetts heavyweight prospect in years, vs. Alejandro Santiago (0-4), Tampa; promising Worcester welterweight Eslih Owusu (1-0) vs. Springfield, Cựu chiến binh MA Jose Angel “KO” Ortiz (5-13-1, 2 Kos); East Providence, RI much anticipated pro-debut of Ê-li Peixotovs. Bronx lightweight Danny Morales (0-8); flashy Hartford, CT junior welterweight “The Special One” Sharad Collier (1-0-1, 1 KO), the 2-time N.E, Vô địch Găng tay vàng, vs.Anthony Everett (1-7), của Lawrence, MA; Worcester lông Philip Davis (1-1-1) vs. New Bedford’s Henry Garcia (0-2-1); and Methuen, MA lightweight Luka Lannuccilliwill make his pro debut against an opponent to be determined.

Tất cả chiến đấu và máy bay chiến đấu có thể thay đổi.

Vé, giá $70.00 (Ring), $55.00 (mezzanine) và $40.00 (nhập học chung), are onsale and available to purchase at www.ThePalladium.net, the Palladium box office, hoặc bằng cách liên lạc Jose Rivera (elgallojar@gmail.com/508.864.6954), AJ Rivera
(anthoneerivera@gmail.com/774.272.2269) hoặc bất kỳ các máy bay chiến đấu.

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A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Worcester Boys’ and Girls’ Câu lạc bộ.

Event sponsors include Lundgren Honda, Championsofhealth.usana.com, Raindrop Liquor, Michelob Ultra, Bay State Savings Bank, Vocero Hispano, Massachusetts Pirates, Office Mac, Chieftain Liquors, realtor Pamela LaPorte, and Grille 57.
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Long-Awaited Pro Debut for Worcester Father Owen Minor

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Owen Minor with his sons, (L) Ramiel and Amaren

WORCESTER, Quần chúng. (Tháng ba 5, 2019) – Decorated amateur boxer Owen nhỏ has spent the past three years focusing on fatherhood responsibilities. Minor will make his long-awaited professional debut with his two sons at his side on the “Every Man for Himself” thẻ, Shearns Boxing Promotions’ (SBP) inaugural event, on Friday night, Tháng ba 15, tại Palladium ở Worcester, Massachusetts.

The 32-year-old Minor, who didn’t start boxing until he was 23, captured bronze medals at the 2014 La Mỹ. Boxing National and National Golden Gloves tournaments. New England boxing fans have been anxiously waiting for his pro debut.

Why did it take so long for Minor to turn pro, especially after a relatively late start in the sport, in addition to developing into quality national amateur boxer?

“I was being a father,” Minor explained. “I have two sons, hiện nay 11 và 8, and living in Worcester is tough. I wanted to make sure that I put them in the right direction.”

A former standout football player (fullback/defensive end) at Holy Name High School, Minor knows what he’s talking about, working full-time with juvenile offenders for the Department of Youth Services in Westborough, MA.

“We are excited to have Owen making his pro debut on our first card,” promoter Chuck Shearns remarked. “He is at a point in his life where he feels he can balance boxing and family. Owen is in tremendous shape and can punch through concrete! Fans will really enjoy watching his fight.”

6′ 1″, 235-pound Minor will be making his pro debut on a card headlined by his cousin and fellow Worcester boxer, Kendrick “Peppa” Quả bóng, Jr. (11-1-2, 8 Kos), who faces upset-minded Danny “Feel Good Hollywood” Rosenberger (4-6-4, 1 KO), Youngstown, Ohio, in the six-round main event for the vacant New England middleweight title.

Kendrick Ball, Sr. trains his son as well as his nephew, Minor, who takes on Philadelphia’s Corey Morley (0-2-1) in the four-round, co-featured event.

“It’s a privilege to make my pro debut in my hometown on a card headlined by my cousin,” Minor said. “Not every boxer gets a chance like this. It’s a great honor for me. I love the City of Worcester and the people who live here. Boxing has always been big in my family and I want to continue our legacy in Worcester boxing.”

Undefeated Southbridge, Trọng lượng hàn MA Wilfredo “các Sucaro” Pagan (5-0, 3 Kos) meets an upset-specialist, Peruvian Carlos Galindo (1-7), fighting out of Woburn, MA, in a four-round clash.

Also fighting on the undercard, all in four-round fights, are Bridgeport, CT junior lightweightCarlos Marrero III (0-2-1) vs. Worcester’s Edwin Rosado (1-8-1, 1 KO), Worcester cruiserweight Jake Paradise (0-2) vs. Francisco Artri Neto (0-2), Woburn, MA, New Haven, CT junior welterweight Anuel Rosa (1-0, 1 KO) vs. the Bronx’ Danny Morales (0-7), and New Britain, CT Nathan Martinez (2-0) vs. TBA.

Undefeated Providence light heavyweight Angel Camacho, Jr. (15-0, 5 Kos) returns to the ring after a three-year absence in a six-round bout against Dallas veteran Larry “Slomoshun” Thợ rèn.

Tất cả chiến đấu và máy bay chiến đấu có thể thay đổi.

General admission tickets are priced at $25.00 and available to purchase online atthepalladium.net. Boxers on the card have $50.00 và $25.00 tickets to sell.


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Event sponsors include Lundgren Collision, Tecate, Nướng 57, Worcester Railers, Worcester Red Sox, Palley Advertising, and Allstate Insurance.

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3-thời gian, 2-division world champion Jose Antonio Rivera returns with a bang KO winner in his first fight in 7 năm

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Sự trở về nhà
Featuring the return of 3-time, 2-vô địch thế giới phân chia
“Các Gallo” JOSE ANTONIO RIVERA
Thứ sáu, Tháng Tám 17, 2018
The Palladium, Worcester, Massachusetts
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THE CHAMP IS BACK: referee Bob Benoit (L) and Jose Antonio Rivera

WORCESTER, Quần chúng. (Tháng tám 19, 2018) – Seven years after his last fight, “Các Gallo” Jose Antonio Rivera returned to the ring in grand fashion last night (Thứ bảy) để tiêu đề “Sự trở về nhà, presented by Granite Chin Promotions in association with Rivera Promotions Entertainment, tại Palladium ở Worcester, Massachusetts.

 

 

 

The 45-year-old Rivera (42-6-1, 25 Kos), 35 pounds lighter than he was in February when he started training, packed the house in his hometown, fully entertained his supportive fans. Ba-thời gian, two-division world champion Rivera pressured Larry “Slomoshun: Thợ rèn (10-38-1, 7 Kos) from the opening bell and he never let up.

 

 

 

It took a few rounds for Rivera to wear off the rust, but he fed Smith a steady diet of body shots, gradually breaking down his opponent, as he won round after round on points. Twice in the sixth round it looked like Smith was done, but the tough Texan showed a lot of heart to survive.

 

 

 

Cuối cùng, Rivera closed the show in the seventh round, when Smith broke his hand in the fifth round and was unable to continue, kneeling in his corner, obviously in pain.

 

 

 

“I’ve always been tough,” Rivera said after the fight, “but I was a little rusty. He tested me early but, once he saw I wasn’t going anywhere and knew he was in for a fight. I started warming up in the fourth round. I was always a 12-round fighter. I didn’t know he broke his hand until after the fight. Tôi cảm thấy tuyệt vời. We gave a good fight to the fans who have always supported me.”

 

 

 

“I give myself a C+ tonight. I’m going to talk with my family, but I’m thinking about one more fight, to make it 50 for his pro career).”

 

 

 

Jose Antonio Rivera (R) had a successful comeback fight

 

 

 

Trong trường hợp đặc trưng, Worcester super middleweight Kendrick Ball, Jr. (10-1-2, 7 Kos) demolished Fabian “El Lobo” Valdez (2-4), flooring him with a right uppercut and soon after finished him with a vicious body shot for a technical-knockout victory in the opening round. The popular Ball was fighting at home for the first time as a professional

 

 

 

The rematch between Worcester junior middleweight Khiary Gray (16-4, 12 Kos) và Antonio Chaves Fernandez (9-34, 4 Kos) ended in the same fashion as their first encounter did three years ago. Also fighting at home for the first time, Gray blasted out his game opponent, cracking him with a picture-perfect, left-fight combination that put Fernandez on his back. Fernandez beat the count, but referee Bob Benoit halted the action.

 

 

Southbridge, MA junior middleweight Wilfredo “các Sucaro” Pagan (5-0, 3 Kos) vẫn bất khả chiến bại, using a relentless body attack to drop Engelberto “Guarura” Valenzuela (11-15, 3 Kos) ba lần, the last ending the fight midway through the third round.

 

 

 

Springfield, MA junior lightweight Joshua Orta (1-0, 1 KO) turned in an impressive pro debut in a barn-burner that ended when (1-8-1, 1 KO), of Worcester, was unable to continue fighting after the third round.

 

 

 

Worcester welterweight Eslih Owuso (1-0) pitched a shutout in his pro debut, decking veteran Bryan “The Brick” Abraham (6-31-2, 6 Kos) hai lần trong vòng hai, trên đường đi đến một quyết định đồng win.

 

 

 

In the opening bout of the night, 45-tuổi Jose Angel “KO” Ortiz (5-14-1, 2 Kos) giảm Patrick Leal (0-5) 10-seconds into the fight, once more later in the opening round, and stopped him in the second. Oritz, fighting out of Springfield, MA by way of Puerto Rico, was fighting for the first time in five years, and he registered his first victory in seven.

Official results below:

 

KẾT QUẢ CHÍNH THỨC

 

TRƯỜNG CHỦ – MIDDLEWEIGHTS

Jose Antonio Rivera (42-6-1, 25 Kos), Worcester, MA

WTKO 7 (1:07)

Larry Smith (10-38-1, 7 Kos), Dallas, Texas

 

 

 

CO-FEATURE – SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHTS

Kendrick Ball, Jr. (10-1-2, 7 Kos), Worcester, MA

WTKO1 (2:21)

Fabian Valdez (2-4, 0 Kos), Cananea Sonora, Mexico

 

 

 

MIDDLWEIGHTS

Jose Angel Ortiz (5-13-1, 2 Kos), Springfield, MA

WTKO2 (1:03)

Patrick Leal (0-5), Somerville, MA.

 

 

 

JUNIOR MIDDLEWEIGHTS

Khiary Gray (16-4, 12 Kos), Worcester, MA

WTKO1 (2:27)

Antonio Chaves Fernandez (9-34, 4 Kos), Brockton, MA

 

 

 

Wilfredo Pagan (5-0, 3 Kos), Southbridge, MA

WTKO3 (1:29)

Engelberto Valenzuela (11-15, 3 Kos), Agua Prieta, Mexico

 

 

 

WELTERWEIGHTS

Eslih Owusu (1-0), Worcester, MA

WDEC4 (40-34, 40-35, 40-36)

Bryan Abraham (6-31-2, 6 Kos), Schenectady, NY

 

 

 

 

JUNIOR LIGHTWEIGHTS

Joshua Orta 1-0, 1 KO), Springfield, MA

WTKO3 (3:00)

Edwin Rosado (1-8-1, 1 KO), Worcester, MA

 

 

 

 

Event sponsors included Lundgren Honda, Elm Wealth Group, Atty. Maria M. Rivera-Cotto Championsofhealth@USANA.com, Chieftain Liquors, Centro Las America, Baystate Savings

Bank, Pamela Laporte Realty, Worcester Vocero, ChrisFIT Xperience and Grille 57.

 

 

 

A portion of the proceeds was donated to Spina Bifida Association of Greater New England.

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